Favorite Person in History

Anne Boleyn. I feel so connected to her. Though she was English, she was like a stranger in her own country. I sympathize with her. She was forced into her family's scheme and tried to stay as morally innocent as possible. She seemed confident, though on the inside she struggled with every decision she made. And she lost two children. If they would have lived, she would have been spared. But there was so much weighing down on her. She was definately innocent of the crimes put against her. In the end she was put to death by her own uncle, the one that had schemed for her position in the first place. She was courage even as she said her head against the chopping block.

Anne Boleyn:

Anne Boleyn. I feel so connected to her. Though she was English, she was like a stranger in her own country. I sympathize with her. She was forced into her family's scheme and tried to stay as morally innocent as possible. She seemed confident, though on the inside she struggled with every decision she made. And she lost two children. If they would have lived, she would have been spared. But there was so much weighing down on her. She was definately innocent of the crimes put against her. In the end she was put to death by her own uncle, the one that had schemed for her position in the first place. She was courage even as she said her head against the chopping block.

Though i am a member of Team Katherine of Aragon Anne Boleyn is a very interesting character.

I like Henry VIII he is the main character for the novel I am writing. Psychologically I think he is interesting.

But Above all my favorite is Sir Thomas More, he is a very interesting character and corageous too!

spring awakening.:

Anne Boleyn. I feel so connected to her. Though she was English, she was like a stranger in her own country. I sympathize with her. She was forced into her family's scheme and tried to stay as morally innocent as possible. She seemed confident, though on the inside she struggled with every decision she made. And she lost two children. If they would have lived, she would have been spared. But there was so much weighing down on her. She was definately innocent of the crimes put against her. In the end she was put to death by her own uncle, the one that had schemed for her position in the first place. She was courage even as she said her head against the chopping block.

I am interested in all of Henry VIII's wives, but Anne Boleyn is my favorite :) And I agree with this previous statement :)

I would say King Aruthur of Camelot he sounds fun to hang out with i wonder if he would let me touch Excaliber that would be AWESOME!!

My favorite person in history in Hitler. I know he was horrible and a mass murdering fuckhead but he never stops amazing me.

I just think he's really interesting.

Did you know he was a painter? He once applied for an art academy and was rejected. Oddly the academy was ran by Jewish people...

Hitler was a man who didn't play enough Risk as a kid.

Like others have said, my favourite is Anne Boleyn. I love reading the historical books about her, and her sister.

I also love Harvey Milk! He was brave and couragous and a great speaker!

Drusilla.:

Anne Boleyn didn't die by axe, she was afraid of them. They sent for a French swordsman, she was standing up when they beheaded her, I think.

Nope she was kneeling her lips were still moving too!

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Drusilla.:

Anne Boleyn didn't die by axe, she was afraid of them. They sent for a French swordsman, she was standing up when they beheaded her, I think.

Nope she was kneeling her lips were still moving too!

I've heard from a large amount of sources that she was kneeling, but that her lips were not moving. I think it depends where it is that you hear your information from, perhaps?

And my favourite Tudor person will always be George Boleyn

Elizabeth Bathory. The most prolific female serial in history?

She was a sick, disgusting psycho and I'm completely fascinated by her.

Jim Strugess and Padriac Delany are tied for George with me!

JESUS

Hmm...I'd have to say mine are Charles Darwin, or Galileo. Probably because they stood up to a church that condemned their beliefs, but they expressed them because they felt they were right, and for that I applaud them.

I also like the Romanov family, because they seemed to down to earth, but their country didn't agree with them. Also Alexei was so cute. :yah

Also George Washington, Ben Franklin, and John Lennon.

adjacent.justice:

Saito Hajime. A samurai from the Shinsengumi.

I probably know more about him than any of his wives did.

You could say I'm... obsessed with that man. Honorable. What he did for his country it just awesome.

And Okita Souji.

the person who started Disney.

they have brought so much to the minds of small children